The Original 40 Brewing Company has collaborated with TapRoom Beer Company to launch a limited-release brew in the form of 'Ashes from the Grave,' a delectable and limited-edition brown ale that is being released in cans for the very first time.
This smoked brown ale has a medium body and a luscious head, with beer drinkers invited to enjoy early hints of cocoa and bread which then give way to a delectably arboreal profile of cherrywood and beechwood reminiscent of a warming autumnal campfire.
Available in 16-ounce cans and on draft, the 'Ashes from the Grave' brown ale boasts a devilish alcohol percentage of precisely 6.66 percent, signifying its beastly ability to wake up the most selective of taste buds.
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